Re: support for MMR families

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Thanks a million for the info

Isabel & o

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> In a message dated 22/02/2006 22:50:54 GMT Standard Time,

> mim2free@... writes:

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> The attitude is quite dictatorial, they

> don't ask , they pretty much intimate! ( " come tomorrow for the

> MMR! " ). We already stopped short of insulting them twice. Has

anyone

> a final word about the legal framework please? BTW our son is

waiting

> for the 'school bust', which we understand has something to do

with

> yet another MMR

>

>

> >>>They will stop the pressure after his birthday when by his age

he will

> leave the target group on which they get paid, I hope.

>

> Just keep saying no. The pre-school boosters would be more

vaccines -

> Dipetheria, Tetanus, Polio MMr and maybe even something esle these

days.

>

> My son has not had the MMR and he didn't have the pre-school

boosters

> either. You have the right to choose and the right to refuse and

don;t let anybody

> tell you different if you are in the UK.

>

> The targets the GP's have to meet to get paid are related to the

AGE of the

> child. I used to be Medical Practice Manager - it used to be Age 2

on last

> borthday and age 5 on last birthday. So wehn they hit 3 you usually

stop getting

> bothered about the baby vaccs & MMR, then again, after he is 5 and

three

> quarters years old, they will stop bothering you again.

>

> I am sorry you have to go through this, it is not right and it is

not fair

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> Mandi in Dorset

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